Experience is the real thing. Breathing in the teeming, earthy fragrance of a spring morning is an ordinary, sensory experience. Dipping bare feet into a rushing stream or examining faceted crystals on a frosty windowpane are common experiences that, if … Continue reading
For the gentle readers of my books, and for nature printers of every kind, the following includes a few tips and a list of supplies I take with me on printing outings and on vacations – you never know … Continue reading
The best time to work – if you’re me – is in the middle of the night (or, technically, very early morning). My thoughts come clearer after the midnight hour. Something in my brain kicks in to wash away the … Continue reading
February 7, 2012 Went to a lecture on Saturday. Massachusetts-based realist painter George Nick let us all have a peek into his process and art philosophy. We were at the Noyes Museum in Oceanville, NJ and I never heard anyone … Continue reading